The weekend of December 18th in the NFL featured a lot of games that had serious playoff ramifications. While we all sat around debating facts, stats, what quarterbacks to trust, and schemes-these games simply boiled to down turnovers, and missed plays. For some teams, it was the inability to capitalize in the moment. […]
via Blown Chances and Missed Opportunities — The Full Court Press
New England went to Denver, which is usually a house of horrors. Tom Brady, has never played well there and the teams usually doesn’t either. But yesterday, they slayed the dragon.
The Denver Nuggets map out what uniforms they wear for each game before the season, but after their successful homestand, they might stick with the bleach white shirts for a while.
via Jokic Ties Career High, Nuggets Beat Mavericks 117-107 — CBS Denver
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos downplayed any disharmony in their locker room that erupted following their 16-3 loss to New England that left them precariously close to missing the playoffs a year after winning it all. Cornerback Aqib Talib objected when left tackle Russell Okung rose to speak after coach Gary Kubiak asked…
via Broncos Play Down Offensive Vs. Defensive Rift — CBS Denver
By Michael Spencer DENVER (CBS4)– Broncos linebacker Shane Ray kicked off his “Shane’s Shoes” campaign when he joined CBS4 Broncos analyst Mark Schlereth and CBS4 Sports anchor Michael Spencer at the ViewHouse Centennial Monday night for Xfinity Monday Live . Shane’s Shoes is the first charity event for Ray’s “Rays Awareness” foundation. He asked fans…
via ‘Frustrating For Us’: Ray Talks About AFC Playoff Race — CBS Denver
At this rate, the Nuggets might never wear anything but the white sleeved uniforms the rest of the season. Not that they are superstitious or anything.
via Nikola Jokic, Nuggets starters shine in team’s third straight victory — The Denver Post
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